Sentence examples for public coffee from inspiring English sources

Academic Mark Rose attributes the efforts of Milton to promote the "bourgeois public sphere", along with the Glorious Revolution's alterations to the political system and the rise of public coffee houses, as the source of growing public unhappiness with the system.

Indeed, voice is generally treated as one of the most, if not the most, central capacities for participation in democracy - from the Greek Agora to public coffee house and the New England town hall meeting [ 80, 81].

> -wrap-foot> In practice, the most widely used public T-Coffee server is the one running on the Vital-IT platforms (http://tcoffee.vital-it.ch).

"Almost as many securities are sold in private placements as in public offerings," Mr. Coffee said.

At O2, they have promised a network of 15,000 sites, in public places like coffee shops, open to customers and non customers.

She said that this was owing in part to people doing more work, off-hours, in public places, like coffee shops.

A planned "forum" between the new Chancellery and the Reichstag -- a large public square with coffee bars and places to sit -- has not been built.

Nobody questions issues such as euthanasia, abortion or gay marriage, considered to be private matters, but this liberal spirit will not extend to the public space the famous coffee shops of Amsterdam will become members-only clubs closed to foreigners.

Where once these gender crimes, in most instances against a partner or former partner, were likely to be committed in domestic settings, in many recent cases they have made a leap into the public sphere – into coffee shops and classrooms.

David Walker, contributing editor, Guardian Public 10.50 Morning coffee 11.10 Building the foundations for growth Britain's economy is emerging from financial crisis yet a stable recovery remains far from secure.

After leaving their base of operations — a recently rented house in a residential neighborhood — he and an associate dart in and out of public places like coffee shops and hotel lobbies, locations they have deemed safe for the frequent, high-money transactions they deal with.